Idaho State in United States
Description
Idaho, the Gem State, is famous for its rugged landscapes, pristine lakes, and fertile farmland. With scenic byways like the Sawtooth Mountains and thriving outdoor culture, Idaho is a haven for nature lovers. Boise, the state capital, has grown into a lively tech and cultural hub, attracting new residents and businesses in recent years.
Historically, Idaho was served entirely by area code 208, one of the original codes assigned in 1947. As Boise and surrounding areas experienced growth, a new overlay, 986, was implemented in 2017. The addition of 986 ensured a continued supply of phone numbers while maintaining statewide coverage for both codes. Today, Idaho’s area code system keeps its rural and urban communities well-connected amid steady expansion.
Historically, Idaho was served entirely by area code 208, one of the original codes assigned in 1947. As Boise and surrounding areas experienced growth, a new overlay, 986, was implemented in 2017. The addition of 986 ensured a continued supply of phone numbers while maintaining statewide coverage for both codes. Today, Idaho’s area code system keeps its rural and urban communities well-connected amid steady expansion.
Map
Area Codes
Major Cities
City | Prefixes |
---|---|
Boise | |
Troy | |
Bruneau | |
Harrison | |
Franklin | |
Bellevue | |
Moore | |
Nampa | |
Star | |
Idaho Falls | |
Kamiah | |
Eagle | |
Culdesac | |
Arimo | |
Worley | |
Burley | |
Hailey | |
Arco | |
Emmett | |
Pocatello | |
Kooskia | |
Juliaetta | |
Mccammon | |
Saint Maries | |
Soda Springs | |
Wilder | |
Hammett | |
Corral | |
Meridian | |
Lenore | |
Cataldo | |
Bancroft | |
Mountain Home | |
Garden City | |
King Hill | |
Fernwood | |
Bliss | |
Coeur D Alene | |
Medimont | |
Caldwell | |
Glenns Ferry | |
Santa | |
Hayden | |
Freedom | |
Hagerman | |
Blackfoot | |
Thatcher | |
Kendrick | |
Calder | |
Moscow |